P3–2A–004—10-02-2020–Evaporation + gas pressure and volume

Goals
  • Explain the difference between evaporisation and vaporisaiton
  • Name the relation between gas pressure and volume in the form of a formula
  • Apply this formula
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Goals
  • Explain the difference between evaporisation and vaporisaiton
  • Name the relation between gas pressure and volume in the form of a formula
  • Apply this formula

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This lesson
  • Discussing evaporation
  • Checking the homework
  • §5,9 – gas, pressure volume
  • Working independently

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Evaporisation

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Solid
Liquid
Gas
  • Fixed shape

  • Fixed volume
  • Takes the shape of its container

  • Fixed volume

  • Fills container

  • Volume changes
Melting
Evaporation
solidifying/freezing
condensing
Desublimation
sublimation
Adding heat
Removing heat

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Solid
Liquid
Gas
  • Fixed shape

  • Fixed volume
  • Takes the shape of its container

  • Fixed volume

  • Fills container

  • Volume changes
Melting
vaporaisation
solidifying/freezing
condensing
Desublimation
sublimation
Adding heat
Removing heat

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  • What does saturated mean? What does unsaturated mean?
  • When do you talk about unsaturated evaporisation?
  • When do you talk about saturated evaporisation?
  • Name a consequense of saturated evaporisation and explain.
Saturated 
Evaporation
Unsaturated Evaporation

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§ 5,9
Gas, Pressure and volume

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Checking
The homework

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Working independently
The homework
The exercises of § 5,9

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What did we do this lesson?

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Goals
  • Explain the difference between evaporisation and vaporisaiton
  • Name the relation between gas pressure and volume in the form of a formula
  • Apply this formula

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Working independently
The homework
The exercises of § 5,9

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Next lesson
  • Closing of chapter 5

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